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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1895
Page
6
A cryptic report details the murder of a young mulatto servant girl linked to Rahway and Newark. Authorities and witnesses discuss a brutal homicide with a bloodstained scene, suspects fading, and a puzzling trail across New York and New Jersey.
Detectives traced a murdered woman case to Rahway New Jersey seeking leads. They questioned a New York bound domestic worker named Mattie Ivory whose description closely matches the victim, and her friends fear she may be the woman.
A fragment describes a tramp’s alleged thefts and pockets packed with small items from a store. The write up mentions a police stare and a curious clutter of items including coins, a purse, and a phone, with several garbled phrases implying a chaotic scene and potential emergency preparations.
Readable portions show scattered words and names. no coherent event or clear subjects emerge. The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple partial phrases, numbers, and possible names lacking context.
The article profiles Achille Philion a French circus daredevil famed for a novel method of climbing towers and traversing suspended towers. It describes his background from the circus, his bold feats to astonish audiences, and his replica Betel tower to be erected in Wayne with 22 components for a full tower view.
Fragmentary note suggests a confused description of a device or event with phrases like fused bed and attached face. Context and participants are unclear, making it difficult to determine any action, date, location, or outcome from the readable text.
A posse clashed with moonshiners early in the morning in Fermometh's mountains. They recovered two horses and a third olive, and seized a first plant as nine gallons of whisky were seized. The moonshiners escaped.
The calcium and pyro technic effects planned for the act are described as unique and unseen before on this side of the Atlantic. Amusement lovers are said to eagerly anticipate this new spectacle.
Baltimore players allege a four man payola pact between Rusie Kelley Gleason Meekin Doyle Keeler Davis and McGraw to split proceeds from games, with Rusie allegedly keeping half and Hell blocking payment. They threaten to pursue the Giants’ alleged four in Baltimore, while New York defenses clash over the accusations.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions various unclear terms and names without coherent events or identifiable entities. No discernible people, places, or dates form a coherent summary suitable for a newspaper card.
The readable portion shows garbled text and illegible names from a local page. No clear event, date, or organization can be identified for a proper summary.
The report covers a four round boxing match in Philadelphia where Grif loses to Quigley. It notes Welch of Duluth stopping Catlsen of Brooklyn and mentions Solivan receiving a twelve‑week engagement paying $30 a week, with further London world news implied.
New York correspondence describes Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer hosting guests in a marble corridor and drawing room filled with glass, bronze, velvet, and gold decor. The piece notes her refined domestic life, with style details of the residence on St. Michael Avenue, a Wat Gab farm, and a Newport villa, highlighting her social standing and entertainments.
A description of a wrought iron high fence and square windowed mansion features ornate interior rooms. The article highlights an antique room with antiquities, a Chinese room with carvings and porcelains, and a picture gallery with notable artworks. Mrs Havemeyer is devoted to nine children and her husband, with sons in college and two married sons.
Fragmented OCR recounts a multi sided shaft with inscriptions and dates honoring figures connected to a church or memorial. It mentions a faith erected nine years after a death and references individuals such as Kesilag Phice Grerge Predeniob and a poet or creator linked to a shrine.
A recounting of a nighttime gathering at Karlow Harden’s house where Gideon and Gideon’s followers, led by Goodwin, incite a fervent chorus. Uncle Rigeaen proclaims glory to Gideon as the crowd erupts, then Gideon stirs the crowd and claims a divine ear. The assembly breaks into singing before a quick adjournment.
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